Wood Block Prints from China

An exhibit of official 1960's Chinese Commune Art

These bright-colored Volk-ish scenes of collective labor with their clear and pretty patterns are in fact like posters and served as a prime form of political instruction in the Chinese Commune. The opporunity to view the art on the site or even buy a book report via form is still available, even after all this time.

The Communist Party during Mao's regime used art as a tool for propaganda purposes. Mao wrote there is no such thing as art for art's sake the basic task for artists is to create heroic models of workers.

Number of pieces: 30
Space Required:
180 linear feet.
Security: Moderate
Exhibit Fee:
$900.00 plus one-way shipping and insurance
Exhibit Period:
Six weeks, longer periods can be arranged

For more information, please contact
Paul Sorel
Director, New England Center for Contemporary Art
Tel:

P.O. Box 302, 7 Putnam Place, Brooklyn, CT 06234

New England Center for the Contemporary Arts P.O. Box 302 7 Putnam Place Brooklyn,CT 06234 Tel.